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19 – 23 September 2011Sandton Convention Centre

JohannesburgSOUTH AFRICA

The largest and no.1 hydropower event in Africa

Using hydropower to unlock Africa’s generation capacity

Why attend?• Discover new finance and funding options for hydropower in Africa• Hear inside information from utilities on new upcoming projects• Learn how you can incorporate mini hydro into your energy mix• Listen to effective maintenance and operation case studies and models• See how hydro can be a solution for rural electrification

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Platinum sponsor:

4th annual

Premier media partner: Participating association: Co-located event:

New in 2011!• Two day conference track on small

and mini hydro • All inclusive small hydro technical

tour to the Eastern Cape• All inclusive hydropower tours to

DRC and ZAMBIA• New speed networking programme

on the exhibition floor• Hands on workshop: water resource

management and how to develop small hydropower projects

CPD Accreditedby CESA

2 19 – 23 September 2011, Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA

ABOUT THE EvENT

Now in its 4th year, Hydropower Africa is still the largest hydropower conference and exhibition of its kind in Africa, boasting a full three day conference & over 450 delegates from across the continent. It exploits prospects for hydropower development in Africa, encourages investment in hydropower projects and identifies and overcomes challenges for hydropower development in rural and urban areas.

The conference programme consists of two streams:

1. Small, Mini and Micro Hydro – Sustainable solutions in increasing energy access to Africa’s rural communities• Gain insight on the commercial potential for the development of grid-connected and off-grid

small hydro schemes• Learn from international best practice case examples on how to get more from urban wastewater

systems and how they can be applied in Africa • Learn how to develop small hydropower schemes from scratch, including site selection, feasibility

evaluation, tariff design and funding

2. Macro Hydro – Ensuring energy security through Africa’s abundant hydropower resources• Learn from senior utility representatives about investment prospects for generation projects in

Africa• Hear more about project finance from both a financial institution and developer’s perspective • Understand sustainable best practices for hydropower project assessment, preparation,

implementation and operation • Examine asset management best practices of existing hydropower plants

Utilities and IPPs• Utility CEOs and Managers• Hydro Managers and Specialists• Generation Managers• Power Station Managers• Plant Engineering Managers• Project and Procurement Managers• Maintenance and Operational Managers• Environmental Managers

Municipal/Government• Municipal Managers• Senior Government Representatives• Heads of:

- International Relations - Planning and Development - Energy and Water Affairs - Environmental Affairs - Procurement

• Municipal Managers and Representatives of Mayoral Offices

• Municipal Project Managers• Engineers • Heads of Technical Support• Heads of Electricity, Utility, Energy Services

Consulting and Construction Engineers• Hydro construction engineers• Managing Directors and Regional Managers• Heads of Operations• Senior Engineers• Project Development Managers • Environment Consultants• Renewable Energy Experts• Dam Monitoring and Safety Specialists

Private and Multilateral Finance and Commercial Banks• Fund Managers • Heads of Investment, Infrastructure, Energy /

Power, Utilities

Equipment and service providers• CEOs, MDs, COOs and GMs• Heads of Business Development • Regional Heads for Energy Projects• General Managers for Energy Projects

Large Industrial Power Users• Generation/Co-generation Managers and

Directors• Heads of Energy• Project Managers

Power Pools

Regulators

About the event 2Who should attend? 2Contact the organisers 2Programme 3-5Site visit & Networking 6-7Meet the sponsors 8Meet the partners 9-10Sponsorship opportunities & floorplan 11Registration form 12

Welcome to Africa’s largest and highest-level hydropower event

Phone: +27 700 3500 | Fax: +27 700 3501

For exhibition & sponsorship information, contact Andrew Dooley: [email protected] EXT: 3531

For registration information, contact Jimina Morris: [email protected] EXT: 3518

For programme information, contact Nicolaas Loretz: [email protected] EXT: 3555

For marketing opportunities, contact Dania Petrik: [email protected] EXT: 3543

Contact the organisers

Delegate profile/Who should attend?

Contents

Ensure you book your seat!Sign up online to attend Hydropower Africa 2011:

www.hydropowerafrica.com or complete the registration form on page 12

Israel PhiriManager, Office for Promoting

Private Power Investment, Ministry of Energy and Water

Development, Zambia

Elham IbrahimCommissioner for Infrastructure

and Energy, African Union Commission, Ethiopia

Terry MossVice President, International

Hydropower Association, South Africa

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Monday 19 September 2011

PROGRAMME

ALL DELEGATES ARE INvITED TO ATTEND THE OPENING SESSION!Session 1.0.1

Opening/Keynote session – Building Africa’s untapped energy resourcesChairman: Thava Govender, Managing Director: Generation, Eskom, South Africa *

09:00 Ministerial opening plenary discussion: unlocking Africa’s generation capacity Honourable Minister Dipuo Peters, Ministry of Energy, South Africa*

09:30 Keynote address: attracting private investment to beat Africa’s energy crisis Elham Ibrahim, Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy, African Union Commission, Ethiopia

10:00 Diversification of the energy mix and prospects for cross-border power trading to secure energy for Africa’s future Jasper Odour, Executive Secretary, East African Power Pool, Ethiopia

10:30 CEO project overview: investment prospects for generation projects in Africa

This exclusive panel discussion will focus on opportunities for generation building and tender prospects. Senior utility representatives from Mozambique, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania and Namibia will share their views and delegates will have the chance to ask questions directly to the panel.

11:30 Morning refreshment break and lunch: opening of the Hydropower Africa exhibition

Small, Mini and Micro HydroSustainable solutions in increasing energy access for Africa’s rural communities

Session 1.1.1Successful projects outside Africa – case studies

Chairman: Wim Klunne, Senior Researcher: Rural Energy and Development, CSIR, South Africa

13:30 Melbourne Water mini hydros – aimed at getting more from urban wastewater systems and how this can be applied in Africa Christoff le Grange, Development Director, Entura, Hydro Tasmania, Australia

14:00 Small hydropower – Chinese practice and lessons learnt Wu Xianhong, Programme Officer - Project Development, International Network on Small Hydro Power (IN-SHP), China

14:30 A mutually beneficial relationship: decentralised energy and micro hydropower – Peru case study Karl Kolmsee, Chief Executive Officer, Smart Hydro Power, Germany

15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor


Session 1.1.2Technical briefings and case studies

Chairman: Godfrey Turyahikayo, Executive Director, Rural Electrification Agency, Uganda

15:30 This session includes technical briefings from leading vendor companies. Case examples as well as updates on the latest technologies and services on offer will be showcased.

Synchronous and induction generators for mini hydropower stations – technical solutions for Africa’s energy and growth requirements Gianluca Stanic, Technical Director, MarelliMotori, Italy

Successes of grid connected micro / mini hydro plants in the Eastern Cape – case study Chris Bellingham, Chief Engineer – Grid Operations and Derrick Boltt, Senior Engineer – Hydro, Eskom, South Africa 17:00 Networking reception on the exhibition floor

Macro HydroEnsuring energy security through Africa’s abundant hydropower resources

Session 1.2.1Executive session and country focus – planned projects and tender prospects

Chairman: Ernest Mupwaya, Managing Director, ZESCO, Zambia*

13:30 Zambia country focus Israel Phiri, Manager, Office for Promoting Private Power Investment, Ministry of Energy and Water Development, Zambia

14:00 Ethiopia country focus Miheret Debebe, Chief Executive officer, EEPCo, Ethiopia

14:30 Angola country focus Eduardo Gomes Nelumba, Chairman, Empresa Nacional de Electricidade (ENE), Angola*



Session 1.2.2Project finance, funding and tariffs

Chairman: Doug Kuni, General Manager, Independent Power Producers Association (IPPA), South Africa

15:30 Project finance from a developer’s perspective – ZESCO case study Ezekiel Kasaro, Senior Manager, Generation Development, ZESCO, Zambia

16:00 How to organise investment support for hydropower projects Ramamohan Mahidhara, Manager: Infrastructure, ICT and Natural Resources, Sub-Saharan Africa, International Finance Corporation, South Africa

16:30 Utility vs. IPP – the tariff issue Siseho Simasiku, Chief Executive Officer, Electricity Control Board, Namibia

17:00 Networking reception on the exhibition floor


PROGRAMME

Tuesday 20 September 2011


Session 2.1.1Planned projects and tender prospects in Africa

Chairman: Leonard Kassana, International Hydropower Consultant, Investment Climate Facility for Africa (ICF), Ministry of Infrastructure, Rwanda

09:00 Hydropower potential and development possibilities in Uganda’s Kagera Basin Miroslav Marence, Associate Professor of Storage and Hydropower, Department of Water Engineering, UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education, The Netherlands

09:30 Prospects for small hydropower in Angola Munzila Jackson Dodão, National Director for Energy, Ministry of Energy and Water, Angola*

10:00 Prospects for small hydropower in Malawi Michael Gondwe, Acting Senior Projects Manager, Escom, Malawi*


Session 2.1.2Hydropower and sustainability – environment and social implications

Chairman: Kossi Loumonvi, Programme Director: National Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on Dams and Sustainable Development, Togo

11:00 Hydropower development in Tanzania – securing a sustainable energy future Arthur Lyatuu, Department of Energy, Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Tanzania

11:30 Energy generation from current water supply and distribution systems Marco van Dijk, Principal Researcher and Senior Lecturer, University of Pretoria, South Africa

12:00 The role of hydropower in sustainable multipurpose water resources development - feasibility of the Magwagwa project, a Kenyan case study Michael Waters, Project Manager, Magwagwa Multipurpose Dam Development, SMEC International, Kenya

12:30 Lunch on the exhibition floor


Session 2.2.1Operation and maintenance

Chairman: Lewanga Tesha, Senior Manager: Hydro Generation, Tanesco, Tanzania

09:00 Service and rehabilitation of hydropower stations – challenges and new opportunities Walter Schwarz, Andritz Hydro, Austria

09:30 Kariba North Bank power station unit 3 – generator bearing challenges Mahaku Maloza, Site Project Engineer, Kariba North Bank Power Station, ZESCO, Zambia

10:00 Operation and maintenance at Nalubaale hydropower station Nobert Matarutse, Technical Director, Nalubaale Power Station, Eskom Uganda Limited, Uganda 10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor

Small, Mini and Micro Hydro Macro Hydro Macro HydroEnsuring energy security through Africa’s abundant hydropower resources

ALL DELEGATES ARE INvITED TO THE CLOSING SESSION!Session 2.0.1

Closing session – the need for sustainable generation projectsChairman: Wim Klunne, Senior Researcher: Rural Energy and Development, CSIR, South Africa

1400 Keynote address: Sustainable hydropower as a feasible solution to Africa’s generation needs Terry Moss, Vice President, International Hydropower Association, South Africa

14:30 National multi-stakeholder dialogue around dams and sustainable development in Togo – lessons learned Kossi Loumonvi, Programme Director: National Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on Dams and Sustainable Development, Togo

15:00 What is constraining development of Africa’s hydropower potential – key ingredients in a ‘recipe for success’ Tore Horvei, Managing Director: Africa Region, Norconsult Africa, South Africa

15:30 Feedback on sessions: Panellists will report back on highlights and issues discussed during each track. The feedback will be provided by our expert panel. Afterwards, there will be an opportunity for you to share your views or comments on any of the discussions that have taken place during Hydropower Africa 2011 with the audience.

Panellists:• Small, Mini and Micro Hydro: Wim Klunne, Senior Researcher: Rural Energy and Development, CSIR, South Africa• Macro Hydro: John Langford, Senior Manager: Strategic Planning, Generation, Nampower, Namibia*

16:00 Closing comments

16:15 Refreshments

Session 2.2.2Technical briefings and case studies

Chairman: John Langford, Senior Manager: Strategic Planning, Generation, Nampower, Namibia*

11:00 The design, development and contacting approach for the 247MW Kalungwishi hydropower project in Zambia Sam Mottram, Manager, Power Services, Knight Piésold, Canada

Assessing hydraulic transients for civil construction purposes without any knowledge of the final pump turbine performance characteristics – Ingula case study Colin Logan, Divisional Manager, Dams, Hydropower and Tunneling, GIBB, South Africa

Project process overview and update - Kariba South extension Janus Basson, Regional Manager: Africa, Hydropower and Dams, Hatch, & Project Manager, Kariba Extension Project, South Africa

GRP pipes for long term hydropower solutions Peter Scharmann, Sales Manager Africa, HOBAS, Austria 12:30 Lunch on the exhibition floor


POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

Wednesday 21 September 2011

09:00 – 12:30 IPP workshop – how to develop small hydropower projects • Fundamentals of small hydropower technologies

- Civil engineering works - Electromechanical equipment

• Site selection and feasibility evaluation - Project evaluation (according to IHA protocol) and feasibility design - Environmental considerations – water resources and potential - Economical considerations and evaluation/feasibility design - EIAs and SIAs

• Getting funding for your project• Selecting the right contractors • Tariff design and Power Purchase Agreements• Case study

Workshop facilitator: Leonard Kassana, International Hydropower Consultant, Investment Climate Facility for Africa (ICF), Ministry of Infrastructure, Rwanda

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

13:30 – 17:00 Water resource planning to address future operational challenges for hydropower At the end of the workshop participants will understand and identify likely impacts of climate change on hydropower in their regions. In addition the participants will be familiar with the major procedural/methodological issues in assessing impacts of climate change, and may be able to carry out simple assessments of climate change impacts. There will also be a lively discussion on adaptive and or mitigation options.

• Introduction to the impact of climate change and other threats and challenges on hydrology and hydropower - Hydrology and water resources (timing, amounts) - Production (potential, results of operational changes) - Operational challenges (flood, storage, reservoir operation) - Economic/financial impacts

• Methods of assessing impact of climate change on hydropower production - Status of research on hydropower and climate change in Africa (based on review) - Data sources for climate change analysis (GCMs , observed data) - Procedures for assessing climate change impacts, i.e. downscaling (e.g. delta, bias correction, RCM1, SD2), hydrological modelling and hydropower

simulation• Results from analyses

- Potential changes in hydropower in Africa by 2050 (regional analyses) - Case studies – from Uganda, Angola, Zambia, Tanzania and Ethiopia

Workshop facilitator: Ånund Killingtveit, Deputy Director and Centre Management Team Member, CEDREN & Head, MSc Programme in Hydropower Development, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway

Hydropower and climate change – with

case studies from Eastern and Southern

Africa


Thursday – Friday22 – 23 September 2011

First FallsFirst Falls is a run-of-river hydroelectric scheme situated at the base of a 14.2m concrete wall, constructed on a natural waterfall. It consists of two 3MW horizontal units with provision for a further two units of similar size. Stator cooling to allow synchronous condenser (SCO) mode of operation was fitted recently to increase the reactive power compensation availability in that area of supply. A penstock, 2.7m in diameter and 28m in length, links the weir to the station. Water is discharged from the units back into the Mtata River which then moves downstream to Second Falls.

Second FallsLike First Falls, Second Falls is also a run-of-river station. The station itself is situated at the base of a natural waterfall with the 9m high wall built on the top of the waterfall. Two 5.5MW horizontal units with a provision for a further two units of similar size, are installed. A penstock, 3.5m in diameter and 44m in length, links the weir to the station. Water is discharged from the units back into the Mtata River which then moves downstream to the mouth of the Mtata River. This is one of the most advanced hydro stations in South Africa.

Mbashe HydroMbashe is unique if compared to conventional setups. To create the required head of water for generation, the station was built about 30km further downstream. A combination concrete/steel tunnel, 4.5m in diameter and 1400m in length links the Mbashe weir to the hydro station at a gradient of 1:8.3. Three 14MW units are installed with provision for a fourth. No SCO mode of operation is possible as the discharge is below river level and water thus stays in contact with the turbine. The draft tube is also not angled steeply enough to allow air to be injected to force the water away.

Kafue Gorge Power Station

This is the largest power station in Zambia. It is located on the Kafue River and its construction was completed in 1972. The length of the main river is about 1,550km and the drop over the entire length is about 1,000m. Of this drop 600m is within the Kafue Gorge (over 28km). The station has an installed capacity of 900MW with 6 generators of 150MW each. Two machines feed one transformer consisting of three single-phase units. There are therefore ten single-phase units including the spare unit. The main reservoirs for Kariba North and Kafue Gorge power stations are Kariba Dam and Itezhi-Tezhi Dam on the Zambezi and Kafue rivers respectively. Kariba Dam has long term storage capacity.

Kariba North Bank Power Station

The station is located on the north bank of Kariba Dam on the Zambezi River. At the existing Kariba North Bank hydropower station, the installed capacity of three (out of four) turbines have been upgraded to 180MW, up from the previous 150MW. The fourth turbine, which would also be upgraded to 180MW, was expected to be on line by March 2011. The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has provided ZESCO with a $105- million loan facility to co-finance the expansion of its Kariba North Bank hydropower station. The 360MW hydropower station, being developed as an extension to the existing 720MW Kariba North Bank power station, on the Zambezi river, will cost an overall $430-million and is expected to be completed in November 2012.

The site visit tour will depart from O.R. Tambo International Airport on Thursday 22 September.Space is limited – early booking is advised! Registration form on page 12.

The site visit tour will depart from O.R. Tambo International Airport on Thursday 22 September.Space is limited – early booking is advised! Registration form on page 12.

SITE vISITS

SMALL HYDRO

Eastern Cape small and mini hydropower schemesThis exciting site-visit tour includes a return flight from O.R. Tambo International; an exclusive helicopter ride to three of South Africa’s most scenic small hydropower schemes in the beautiful Eastern Cape province as well as Mzimvubu Valley and Tina Falls potential hydro sites; an expert tour facilitator; one night’s accommodation, lunch at Port St John’s (via helicopter); dinner, bed and breakfast.

LARGE HYDRO

Zambia large hydropower schemesThis exciting site-visit tour includes a return flight from O.R. Tambo International; transfers between sites; expert tour facilitator; briefing by a senior Zesco representative; one night’s accommodation, lunch; dinner, bed and breakfast.

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disappointment. Space is limited!


Wednesday – Friday21 – 23 September 2011

Exhibition networking

LARGE HYDRO

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) large hydropower schemeThis very exclusive site-visit tour includes a return flight from O.R. Tambo International to Kinshasa; transfers; expert tour facilitator/translator; briefing by a senior SNEL representative; two nights’ accommodation, lunch; dinner (x2), bed and breakfast (x2).

Inga hydropower scheme, DRCThe Inga hydropower project has been discussed for a long time. First studies were done in the 60s. Site development studies recommended the construction of four hydroelectric power stations in two phases. The first phase concerned the construction of three power stations in the Nkokolo valley, namely Inga I (351MW, commissioned in 1972), Inga II (1,424MW, commissioned in 1982) and Inga 3 (about 3,500MW, currently in the project design phase). HV lines transmit the generated power to Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa and the Republic of Congo (Brazzaville). Apart from the two existing sites and the one currently under development, the total potential of the Grand Inga project amounts to about 39,000MW.

SITE vISITS

The site-visit tour will depart from O.R. Tambo International Airport on Wednesday 21 September. Space is limited – early booking is advised! Registration form on page 12.

WINE TASTING

South Africa is well known for its excellent wines. Join us to taste a range of wines including Chenin Blanc,

Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot & Shiraz, which will appeal to a broad range of wine lovers from connoisseurs to newcomers.

WHISKEY TASTING

Come with us on a taste tour of Scotland, encapsulated in the Single Malt Scotch Whiskies that make up the

Classic Malts Selection and display a unique diversity of provenance, taste and heritage.

SPEED NETWORKING

Join everyone in a speed-networking session on the exhibition floor. This is your chance to meet the who’s

who in the African hydropower sector. Don’t forget to bring a lot of business cards!

Your exclusive invitation to join the leaders in the African hydropower sector

You are cordially invited to join conference attendees at the official Hydropower Africa 2011 networking reception

Date: Monday 19 September 2011 Time: 17:00 - 18:00 venue: Exhibition floor Dress code: Business attire

Snacks and beverages will be served

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Platinum sponsor

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ANDRITZ HYDRO is a global supplier of electromechanical equipment and services for hydropower plants. With over 170 years of experience and more than 30,000 turbines installed totalling approximately 400,000 MW output, ANDRITZ HYDRO is a leader in the world market for hydraulic power generation, offering the complete product portfolio including turbines, generators, and additional equipment of all types and sizes: ‘From water to wire’ for small hydro applications up to more than 800 MW output. Additionally, ANDRITZ HYDRO holds a top position in the growing power plant service, refurbishment, and upgrade market. www.andritz.com

A full multi-disciplinary engineering and science consulting company, that has changed the face of Africa and continues to do so daily project by project. GIBB has been operating in Africa for over half a century and in that time we’ve built a reputation as a well-established leader in infrastructure planning and delivery on the continent, offering a range of services over a variety of sectors.www.gibb.co.za

Hatch is a leading global consulting, engineering, technologies, information systems, and project and construction management organisation that serves the mining & metals, energy and infrastructure sectors. The business units and affiliates of the Hatch Group provide a full range of technology-driven, value-adding solutions and services through a network of more than 80 permanent offices worldwide. Programs and projects under management have an aggregate value in excess of US$ 35 billion. Hatch is an employee-owned company of more than 8,000 employees.www.hatch.co.za

HOBAS is a leading manufacturer of high performance GRP Pipe Systems for applications such as potable water, waste water, hydropower penstocks, cooling water lines, irrigation, drainage and industrial lines. HOBAS Pipes can be installed in open trench, via jacking and relining, above ground and in water for instance for sea outlets.www.hobas.com

Norconsult is a leading international multidisciplinary engineering and design consultancy, headquartered in Norway, providing advice to clients in the public and private sectors worldwide. Norconsult offers a full spectrum of engineering, project management and advisory services related to hydropower developments. The company’s Africa business is managed through Norconsult Africa (Pty) Ltd, based in Johannesburg, South Africa.www.norconsult.com

Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation of Australia, SMEC is one of the leading hydropower Consultants in the world. SMEC started in 1960s after completion of the vast Snowy Mountains Scheme in south-eastern Australia. Currently SMEC is involved in a large number of hydropower projects in Africa and the rest of the world. www.smec.com

SSI is a leading South African based consulting engineering and project management group that provides engineering consultancy and management expertise in the transportation, water, industrial, environmental, ports, aviation & rail, project & construction management, mining and project finance & development fields.www.ssi-dhv.com

MarelliMotori has a tradition dating back to 1891 when Ercole Marelli founded the company. Today MarelliMotori is recognised internationally as a leading supplier of generators and electric motors to the power generation, petrochemical and marine industries. Moreover MarelliMotori designs, manufactures and sells synchronous and asynchronous generators specifically for hydropower applications. These products are available up to 8000kVA for generators and 4000kW for electric motors in both low and high voltage.www.marellimotori.com

Knight Piésold is a specialised international consulting company offering engineering and environmental services in Mining, Environment, Hydropower, Water Resources, and Roads & Construction Services. We are a company that focuses on our client’s requirements, developing close working relationships and understanding their projects and businesses in today’s global environment. We are passionate about what we do and committed to success.www.knightpiesold.com


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Supporting associations

ESI Africa is a leading energy publication, delivering news and information and connecting industry leaders in the power sector. With over a decade of highly skilled research and consulting resources specializing in Africa’s electricity supply industry, ESI Africa is distributed quarterly to over 5,000 decision makers. The ESI Africa website offers users direct access to integrated marketing and editorial opportunities and is updated with news and information daily. ESI Africa also offers a monthly electronic newsletter, a series of specialized events and exhibitions, and a presence as a critical media partner at industry events globally.www.esi-africa.com

The European Small Hydropower Association (ESHA) is a lobby organisation promoting the interest of small hydropower in Europe and globally. ESHA wants to use synergies at the European, national and local level in order to develop the SHP sector. ESHA is structured as a federation of EU national hydropower associations and gathers members from all sectors involved in small hydropower, such as equipment manufacturers, public utilities, inde-pendent producers, research institutions, investors, industry and consultants.www.esha.be

THE FOUNDATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA, a non-membership, private, not-for-profit organisation, is actively involved with initiating and facilitating business and other processes conducive to sustainable development in Africa - with the emphasis on sustainability. These processes include the promotion of networking opportunities; business opportunities; investment opportunities; promotion of special projects; dissemination of business information; joint venture initiatives and a range of value added services – all to serve AFRICA! “Less Aid – Let’s Trade”.www.foundation-development-africa.org

The International Centre for Hydropower is a non-profit association based on institutional membership among organizations involved in the hydropower sector. The purpose of ICH is to raise the standards of competence of hydropower personnel, promote the industry and work for a sustainable development of hydropower resources by organising training courses, workshops, seminars and conferences.www.ich.no

International Network on Small Hydropower is an international organization with more than 300 members from 70 countries. Its headquarters is the International Center on Small Hydropower, which is a public and non-profit institution directly under the auspices of the Chinese government and UNIDO. The mission of IN-SHP is to implement SHP’s consultancy, training, research, and equipment supply etc. www.inshp.org/

REEEP is uniquely placed among international initiatives to drive the integration of renewable energy and energy efficient systems into national and global energy policy. In the current programme cycle (2009/2010), REEEP is providing support to 15 renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in Southern Africa. REEEP’s regional secretariat in Southern Africa provides access to best practice in policy and finance to promote renewable energy and energy efficiency.www.reeep.org

Southern African Alternative Energy Association (SAAEA) represents and actively promotes Renewable Alternative Energy Solutions in our region. Its focus is the whole industry, rather than one sector – Wind, Solar, Bio Fuels, Green Products, Energy Saving, Alternative Energy, Energy from Waste, Fuel Cell Technologies. The SAAEA advocates policy development on behalf of our members at decision making government level. We also promote understanding of the industry and its potential; our objective is to provide borderless access to the information that can affect today’s clean energy industries as much as tomorrow’s world.http://saaea.blogspot.com

For over fifty years, the Southern African-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry has been facilitating business links between Southern Africa and Germany by identifying market opportunities, informing about market conditions and finding partner companies. We are your solution on trade fair participation overseas, especially in Germany and Southern Africa.www.germanchamber.co.za

Established in 1974 and one of 50 National Sections of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES), the Sustainable Energy Society of Southern Africa (SESSA) is the pre-eminent platform dedicated to the use of renewable energy. SESSA proactively advocates all forms of renewable energy as well as energy efficiency, including all solar-based energies such as photovoltaics, thermal heating and cooling, wind, biomass as well as hydro.www.sessa.org.za


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2011 speakers include:

“The conference was good, especially at a time when we look to the investor market and experiences in the project development space. I made some good

contacts who may assist with some of our challenges.”Thigesh velen, Manager: Hydro Engineering, Generation Business Engineering, ESKOM, South Africa

Esi-africa.com is the leading portal delivering power and utility management news, connecting industry leaders to instant news, information and direct business opportunities for a truly innovative online business experience.www.esi-africa.com

Jasper OdourExecutive Secretary, East African Power Pool, Ethiopia

Miroslav MarenceAssociate Professor in Storage and Hydropower, Department of Water Engineering, UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education, The Netherlands

Arthur LyatuuDepartment of Energy, Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Tanzania

Gianluca StanicTechnical Director, MarelliMotori, Italy

Leonard KassanaInternational Hydropower Consultant, Investment Climate Facility forAfrica (ICF), Ministry of Infrastructure, Rwanda

Ezekiel KasaroSenior Manager, Generation Development, ZESCO, Zambia


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Conference information: Nicolaas Loretz at [email protected] / EXT: 3555Sponsorship information: Andrew Dooley at [email protected] / EXT: 3531Registration information: Jimina Morris at [email protected] / EXT: 3518Marketing partnerships: Dania Petrik at [email protected] / EXT: 3543

3. PROvIDE US WITH THE DELEGATE DETAILS

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Register and pay before 30 June 2011 and $ave up to €500!Fax back to +27 21 700 3501

YES! Please register the following delegates for Hydropower Africa 2011

TERMS AND CONDITIONSParticipation fee includes: Access to all presentations and networking opportunities, All food and refreshments during the conference sessions (excludes evening meals), All post-conference presentation slides and notes for training purposes, Access to international subject matter experts, Access to exhibition room, On-site assistance with networking, Pass to attend the hosted drinks reception (where applicable)Payment details: On receiving your completed registration form, we will send an official confirmation and invoice within 3 days. Payment of the full delegate fee is due 14 days from the invoice date, or immediately with registration if the booking is made within one month of the event. In the event that payment has not been received before the start of the event, delegates will be refused entry. We recommend you check with your finance department that payment has been made before travelling to the conference. Cancellation policy: Cancellations made within 48 hours of receipt of the completed registration form will be eligible for a full refund. Cancellations received in writing more than one month prior to the start of the event will be refunded less a 50% cancellation fee. Cancellations received in writing within one month of the start date of the event will receive no refund and registrants will be liable for payment of 100% of the invoiced amount. A substitute delegate can be named at any time before the event starts and no fees will be applied to this.No-Shows: Registrants who do not attend the event after the cancellation date will be liable for payment of 100% of the invoiced amount. Important notes: This booking form constitutes a legally binding contract. It may be necessary for reasons beyond the control of Clarion Events to change the content and timing of the programme, the speakers, the date or the venue. In the unlikely event of the programme being cancelled, Clarion Events will issue a credit note or make a full refund but disclaim any further liability. By submitting your details, you agree to the use of your personal information as set out in our privacy policy on www.spintelligent.com.

EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

Phone: +27 21 700 3500 (International)Fax: +27 21 700 3501 (International)Email: [email protected]: www.hydropowerafrica.com

LOCATION

Sandton Convention Centre,Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA

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1. CHOOSE YOUR REGISTRATION TYPE

Note: We reserve the right to charge the next tier pricing if payment is not received by the individual tier deadline.GROUP BOOKINGS: Please contact Jimina Morris directly for special rates Phone: +27 21 700 3518/3536Please note that the above registration prices include 14% VAT payable by law due to the event being held in South Africa.

Utilities/Government/Academics

Non utility/Private/Manufacturer/vendor

Registrations before 30 June 2011

Registrations before 30 June 2011

Registrations before 31 July 2011

Registrations before 31 July 2011

Registrations before 31 August 2011

Registrations before 31 August 2011

Final registration price

Final registration price

Gold pass (Includes: 2-day conference €1 344 €1 454 €1 424 €1 704registration and post-conference workshop) Save €360 Save €250 Save €180

2 day conference €1 120 €1 195 €1 290 €1 370 (19 – 20 Septembe 2011) Save €250 Save €175 Save €80

Post-conference workshop €240 €295 €335(21 Septmber 2011) Save €95. Space is limited! Save €40. Space is limited!

Site visit: Inga, DRC €7 710 €7 925(21 – 23 September 2011) Save €210. Space is limited!

Site visit: Kariba North Bank and Kafue Gorge, Zambia €3 405 €3 605(22 – 23 September 2011) Save €200. Space is limited!

Site visit: Eastern Cape small hydro €3 010 €3 295(22 – 23 September 2011) Save €285. Space is limited!

Gold pass (Includes: 2-day conference €1 895 €2 075 €2 155 €2 255registration and post-conference workshop) Save €360 Save €180 Save €100

2 day conference €1 670 €1 780 €1 860 €1 925(19 – 20 Septembe 2011) Save €255 Save €145 Save €65

Post-conference workshop €265 €320 €365(21 Septmber 2011) Save €100. Space is limited! Save €45. Space is limited!

Site visit: Inga, DRC €7 710 €7 925(21 – 23 September 2011) Save €210. Space is limited!

Site visit: Kariba North Bank and Kafue Gorge, Zambia €3 405 €3 605(22 – 23 September 2011) Save €200. Space is limited!

Site visit: Eastern Cape small hydro €3 010 €3 295(22 – 23 September 2011) Save €285. Space is limited!

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